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Simona Brunetti-Dep is an Associate Professor in the Department of Cultures and Civilizations at the University of Verona, specializing in theatre history, performance studies, and cultural heritage. Her research focuses on Commedia dell'Arte, 19th-century theatrical adaptations, and the Gonzaga family's patronage of spectacle in Mantua. She coordinates the Herla Project, documenting Gonzaga theatrical productions from 1480–1630. Active in teaching and administration, she leads courses on drama analysis, theatrical criticism, and performance theory. Key roles include President of the PhD Committee in Archaeology, Art History, and History, and member of the Faculty Board for Communication Studies. Her work bridges historical research, performance practice, and interdisciplinary collaboration through projects like PerformAbility and PUPPETS.
- Research: Commedia dell’Arte, French-Italian theatrical exchanges, puppetry theory, and directorial systems in 18th–20th century Europe.
- Teaching: Modules on drama analysis, theatre history, and performance spaces across undergraduate and graduate programs.
- Administration: Oversees communication strategy for the Department and chairs committees for academic quality (AQ) in Communication and Art History.
She advises students on theses in theatrical disciplines and maintains a focus on scholarly editing, notably critical editions of Victor Hugo’s works. Her lab, LaMeDan, explores medieval and Dantean studies, complementing her broader engagement with performance historiography.
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